With the quarter winding down, so to are the windows for insiders to make transactions before earnings are reported. We saw a definite volume drop this week.
One thing is for sure, insiders looking to sell were far less visible than the buyers over the first 90 days of 2016. That suggests that many insiders feel there is more overall upside…
While there is no guarantee that any of these industrial companies get purchased, they all stand out on their own very strong metrics and make good sense as takeover candidates or standalone entities.
Deutsche Bank says that while there are a few red flags that suggest caution, $40 a barrel oil never looked so good and the near-term momentum looks to be positive.
JPMorgan analysts have a large basket of 30 stocks that contain multinationals they are positive on. We screened the basket for some of the top dividend payers.
Proper asset allocation should always include a single-digit percentage holding of precious metal like gold and silver, which provides a cushion when world events rattle investor nerves.
These four solid companies to buy and hold all can do well, and even if the market sells off, the demand for their products and services will not. Plus, they all offer a dividend.
With technology a favorite sector at many of the top firms we cover this year, we thought the RBC list of potential buyout candidates looked intriguing, and found four well-known companies that really caught…
With most of the Apple slowdown long since priced into these top stocks, investors with an eye toward the second half of 2016 could be in a sweet spot now.
Granted the dollar has been volatile, but with the Federal Reserve rate hikes on hold for now, and many of the speculators closing long dollar trades, there could be some help on the way…
While the market is due for a little selling after five up weeks in a row, these stocks are offering investors good entry points and are unlikely to take a big leg down given…
Despite the rally, there is always the chance that oil rolls back over. The smart move is to stay with the leaders that pay good dividends.
A recent Jefferies research report from focuses on some large cap stocks that are still trading way below their 52-week highs, offering not only a solid entry point, but some serious upside potential.
A new RBC report makes the case that history tells us that declines in secular bull markets like we have seen twice in the past nine months are shallow, and the rebounds are often…
Insider sellers were conspicuous by their absence this past week. With first-quarter earnings reports only about three weeks away, many company windows for insider transactions may be closing.
After a week when the indexes finally fought their way back to even for 2016, one probably would think that insiders would be selling the huge rally. Just the opposite happened.
With an aging population, and larger health care companies looking to add new technologies and capabilities, the chances for mergers and acquisitions activity to jump are very real.
All three of these MLP picks make good sense for investors looking to play a second half 2016 and 2017 sector rebound. Should oil languish in the recent trading range, they should still offer…
So what are investors to do in a continued low rate environment? Buy the best stocks out there, especially ones paying good dividends.
A new Jefferies report features three compelling value stocks that the analysts feel may be in for a rerating or a new valuation due to earnings and outside events.
